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Attention! Test! Link to the test itself :) I'll post my result again, even though everyone already knows it :) :

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Luke Skywalker.
Your life may seem simple and ordinary. You yourself don't know the hidden power within you, although you feel that there must be something more in this world, something unattainable, beautiful, and terrifying at the same time. You would like to do something that is right, save the whole world, and everyone you care about; you are ready to sacrifice yourself to risk acting as your heart dictates, rather than your mind. And one day, you will find the only right way, contrary to logic, and you will win - simply by turning off your lightsaber - and thus ending the war.


P.S. ...This topic still works like a cult; it shouldn't just disappear :) And I don't want to delete everything...

Monarch, of course, it exists ;) Go ahead, don't hesitate: Here's the test

And here's my result, well, no one doubted it anyway :) :

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Luke Skywalker.
Your life may seem simple and mundane. You yourself don't know the hidden power within you, although you feel that there must be something more in this world, something unattainable, beautiful, and terrifying at the same time. You would like to do something that is right, save the whole world, and everyone you care about; you are ready to sacrifice yourself to risk acting as your heart dictates, rather than your mind. And one day, you will find the only right way, contrary to logic and calculation, and you will win - simply by turning off your lightsaber - and thus ending the war.


P.S. When I was taking the test, I couldn't stop laughing :D

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Han Solo.

An incorrigible smuggler, a space pirate, with your own code of honor, which you carefully conceal behind a mask of cynicism. Sometimes you remember that instead of seeking adventure and saving friends, you should probably fulfill some unpleasant obligations, but somehow you never seem to have the time – you are always needed by someone. And you prefer to be needed by those you consider friends, rather than by those who would like to see you as a source of income or a piece of furniture.

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Wow.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are the Emperor.

A dark and ominous figure, you have enveloped the entire Galaxy in your dark web, and no planet can escape this strong network. And those who have escaped or are trying to escape will soon meet their end, merciless and inevitable. You will not allow anyone to replace you in your position. If you knew how to destroy the entire Galaxy in the event of your impending demise, you would do it without hesitation.

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In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Yoda.

How else should a great warrior look? Wars haven't made anyone great. Calm wisdom, contemplation, and understanding – that's what makes us equal to the Universe, in which there is nothing greater or lesser; everything is connected in one great pattern.

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O_o haha... didn't expect that...

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are C-3PO.

A little nervous and fidgety, but a likeable and kind protocol droid. Wait a minute… don't you have a heart? But some, perhaps faulty, circuits successfully replace it, and despite your somewhat awkward nature, you are a living and charming being.

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Wow...:D

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Obi-Wan Kenobi.

A fragment of the great Order, an old knight, invisibly guarding the son of his former friend, who one day, when fate itself comes to the boy's doorstep, and ignorance becomes more dangerous than truth, will reveal to him an almost magical, but full of bitterness, renunciation, hard work, and often difficult choices, world of the Force, which binds all living things together, opposing inertia and non-existence.

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PS I took it four times because I wanted to choose many different answers)))
P.S. Kenobi appeared twice, apparently he is closer to me.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Owen Lars.

Luke's adoptive uncle. You don't approve of all sorts of nonsense, like the Force and political ideals. You are a good person, but you know that sometimes things don't turn out as planned, and good intentions often lead to hell. And you absolutely don't want this to happen to those you care about.

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Hahaha :) This was a repeat playthrough of the test because I didn't save the results of the first one, but the results of the first one were that I was Luke's aunt. Oh well, I'm not a hero, I'm not a hero...

Brave astromech droid. Although, calling you a droid doesn't even feel right – you're a true hero, always in control of yourself and all your technical gadgets, both original and those that your masters diligently improved. And those masters are hardly masters – rather, they are your friends and partners, for whom you are ready to go through fire and water, and, frankly, they would probably do the same for you.



HA!!! I TOLD YOU!!!:smile42: :smile44:

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I also took the test several times, and the first time I got R2D2:cool: :smile47:, the second time – Skywalker:) , and the third time – Yoda:D. I think R2 and Yoda are the closest to me. Skywalker is somewhat similar, but not as much.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Luke Skywalker

Your life may seem simple and ordinary. You are unaware of the hidden power within you, although you feel that there must be something more in this world, something unattainable, beautiful, and terrifying at the same time. You would like to do something that is right, save the whole world, and everyone you care about; you are ready to sacrifice yourself to risk acting as your heart dictates, rather than your mind. And one day, you will find the only right way, contrary to logical calculation, and you will win – simply by turning off your lightsaber – and thus ending the war.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are the Emperor

A dark and ominous figure, you have enveloped the entire galaxy in your dark web, and no planet can escape this strong network. And those who have escaped or are trying to escape will soon meet their end, mercilessly and inevitably. You will not allow anyone to replace you in your position. If you knew how to destroy the entire galaxy in the event of your impending demise, you would do it without hesitation.

o_O OMG)))

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Han Solo: a cheerful smuggler, a space pirate, with his own sense of honor, which he carefully hides behind a mask of cynicism. Sometimes you remember that instead of looking for adventures and saving friends, you should probably fulfill some unpleasant obligations, but for some reason, there is always no time - you are always needed by someone. And you prefer to be needed by those you consider friends, and not by those who would like to see you as a source of income or a piece of furniture.

There is something of him in me:rolleyes:.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Chewbacca.
Mighty and loyal, fearless and intelligent, an excellent pilot and a true friend. You are not just Han's assistant; you rather look after him and keep him grounded, because, as you know, he can sometimes get into trouble. You have some difficulties with communication, and you don't easily make friends with new people, but you are loyal to your friends until the end.

O SHI~! I couldn't have imagined it :smile04:

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Mon Mothma.

A Senator since the days of the Old Republic, a rather level-headed politician, not devoid of idealism and fearlessness, a leader of the rebels – you were luckier than Bail Organa, or perhaps you were just a little more cautious. Either way, your spirit, determination, and belief in victory inspire hope in many who have lost it.

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In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Han Solo.

An undaunted smuggler, a space pirate, with his own sense of honor, which he diligently hides behind a mask of cynicism. Sometimes, you remember that instead of seeking adventures and saving friends, you should probably fulfill some unpleasant obligations, but somehow, you always find that you don't have the time – you are always needed by someone. And you prefer to be needed by those you consider friends, rather than by those who would like to see you as a source of income or a piece of furniture.

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My favorite character from the classic trilogy: :rolleyes: